Corrections made on guardian.co.uk on 5 March 2010

Corrections published in the Guardian on 5 March 2010

• Writing about Jim O'Neill, prominent in a group of would-be bidders for Manchester United, we said: "The Goldman Sachs chief economist grew up in Gatley in Manchester and is a lifelong United fan. He went to Burnage Comprehensive, which later schooled Liam and Noel Gallagher." There was a comprehensive in Burnage, but its name was (until recently) Burnage High School. The name of the Gallagher brothers' school in their day was St Mark's RC High School for Boys, located nearby in Didsbury. Gatley is in Stockport, Greater Manchester (Key figures in the takeover bid, 2 March, page 3, Sport).

• With a piece about a round-table discussion of the effects of singing for schoolchildren, a gallery showing participants referred to Estelle Morris, who chaired the event, as a Labour MP. She was formerly an MP and secretary of state for education, but is now in the House of Lords (At the table, 2 March, page 6, Education).

• The photo with a TV review of Last of the honeybees showed a photo of a bumblebee (True Stories, 2 March, page 26, G2).

• On a page of news briefs, a small photo purported to show "Lady Gaga, wearing a jewel-encrusted lobster on her head" (Lobster face, 1 March, page 16). A reader notes: "She is wearing a crayfish." Of course.